Classes A, B, and C for Assembler, Lathe Operator, and Grinder

Civil War, 1936 to 1941: Midland Steel (readings)
Schiller Hall: Bildung and Modernity (readings)
Joe Adams on atheism of his peers (the Reuther group and beyond) North Dakota, Postel, Montgomery, Guttman
Orality and Literacy  Ong, Olson, Luria, Heretz, Mironov
Paul Silver (Detroit Steel Products) on print vs. oral cultures on the shopfloor ONG LURIA
Saul Wellman (CP, Flint) on escape from the idiocy of orality
Rosenfeld and Musso
Bildungsproletarians and their other
Herman Burt on Polish women
Bill Jenkins on the Bulgarians
Williams et. al. on hillbillies in Pontiac LIST n=37
Shelton Tappes and Herman Burt on Uncle Toms
Frank Fagan on the "Americans"
Plebeian upstarts
Emergence of a UAW local
Bud Simon's letter; robt travis letter
Departmental biographies
Frank Fagan on welding and welders
Joe Adams and Art Grudzen on the Trim department
Edmund Kord's synoptic view
the Flying Squadrons: a workers' militia?
Events
Bud Simon on the firing of the two welders
•John Anderson re 3 locals
•John Anderson on CP in flux, critical period (this is part of Thermidor)
Joe Adams on 1943 strike
Earl Reynolds on first encounter
Edmund Kord on stubb out cigarettes

Bill Jenkins    the Bulgarians Frank Fagan    the "Americans"    welding Paul Silver Edmund Kord Bill Mazey Midland Steel Barney Kluck Herman Burt Tiederman Dodge Main Joe Adams Art Grudzen Metal Finishing Tony Podorsek Bildungsroman Joe Adams Tony Podorsek

RE. THE JOE ADAMS RATIO/10.6% Paul Silver--Edmund Kord--John Anderson--MIDLAND STEEL MST on relationship between Bildungsproletarian(s) and Plebeian Upstarts The Charlie Yaeger ratio (7.2%) Cliff Williams vs. Bert Harris rational-bur-bild vs. RMD

"7,500 Strike, Shut Three Chrysler Plants," Detroit News, May 20, 1943

Groupings

Barney Kluck, Tool & Die the interviews: going down 1941 Non-production wage adjustments LIST Barney Kluck and Bob Brenner ( switched vote, susequent investigation by PF) on the Tool Room Ben Wainwright and the Elder Report (north Euro Prot, English swing  group of moderate but definitely modern citizens Cliff Williams and Frank Fagan (Racism in Pontiac; telling it like it is in Murray Body 1943 LIST Catholic (ACTU) part of coalition with racist forces in uaw "On Truth and Lies in a Nonmoral Sense (German: Über Wahrheit und Lüge im aussermoralischen Sinne, also called On Truth and Lie in an Extra-Moral Sense[1]) is a philosophical essay by Friedrich Nietzsche. It was written in 1873, one year after The Birth of Tragedy,[2] but was published by his sister Elisabeth in 1896 when Nietzsche was already mentally ill. The work deals largely with epistemological questions about the nature of truth and language, and how they relate to the formation of concepts." Herman Burt on Racism on the shopfloor (LUNCH)

CIVIL WAR IN MIDLAND STEEL: ETHNO-CULTURIAL AND SOCIO-TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

SHILLER HALL AS HABITUS/ZONE OF PROXIMAL DEVELOPMENT Ed Lock: bildungsroman 1939 Chrysler Meeting

COMMUNISTS OBSERVE RACISM Herman Burt Shelton Tappes

BILDUNGS-PROLETRIANS ON THE "AMERICANS" Cosmopolitans vs. Provincvials Frank Fagan Bud Simons •Larry Jones-Clint van Zandt incident

Williams-Yaeger-Smith discuss 1937 Local 159 delegates to Milwaukee Convention LIST Bud Simons as ethnographer Frank Fagan as ethnographer The ethics of interpretation: The signifying chain from field to analysis, Discourse Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 29(1) · March 2008, Claudia Lapping

the Elder Report ⊗ the Ben Wainwright interview re. Homer Martin and UAW Civil War

Racism, Patrimonialism Bert Harris: Press Room; BlackLegion (Cliff Williams on) x-ref "tar-dipping incident" incident reported: "Unionists Linked to Tar-Party"DT 6-11-37 hearing reported: ["Tar-dipping is Laid to Five" DN 12-10-37] (blurred)

Norman Bully	Buick (Flint)	UAW Local 599
Arthur Case*	Buick (Flint)	UAW Local 599
Larry Jones	Chevrolet (Flint)	UAW Local 659
Bill Genski	Fisher Body #1 (Flint)	UAW Local 581
Bill Genski*	Fisher Body #1 (Flint)	UAW Local 581
Bud Simons*	Fisher Body #1 (Flint)	UAW Local 581
Bert Harris**	Fisher Body #1 (Flint)	UAW Local 581
Cliff Williams +Yaeger	Yellow Cab (Pontiac)	UAW Local 594
Charlie Yaeger*
Bob Travis**	Flint	UAW Local 581
Henry Kraus**	Flint

 . . . distinctly human social cognitive capacities that include the bases of trust, co-operative and altruistic propensities, moral capacities, shared intentions and agency, sensitivity to local norms, and high-level abilities to model and track what others believe and what they know.

Cliff Williams-Yellow Cab

Tony Podorsek on metal finishing.
Paul Silver on paint testing
Joe Adams and Art Gruzen on trim
Frank Fagan on welding--on his department name by name.
Billl Mazey on welding
Almdale and Newby on welding
Williams on door-hanging

Assembler (Class A, B, C) (Cliff Williams-Doorhanger )
Machine operator classifications
Automatic Lathe Operator (Class A, B, C)
Drill-Press Operator, Radial (Class A, B, C)
Drill-Press Operator, Single- or Multiple-Spindle (Class A, B, C)
Engine-Lathe Operator  (Class A, B, C)
Grinding Machine Operator  (Class A, B, C)
Machine-Tool operator, misc. machines
Milling-Machine Operator  (Class A, B, C)
Power-Shear Operator  (Class A, B, C)
Punch-Press Operator  (Class A, B)
Screw-Machine Operator, Automatic   (Class A, B, C)
Turret-Lathe Operator, Hand (Including Hnad-Screw Machine) (Class A, B, C)
Swager
Forging Press Operator, Hydraulic (Vertical)
Other metal-working occupations
Welder, Hand (Class A, B) (Bill Mazey, Frank Fagan interviews); Almdale and Newby on welding
Welder, Machine (Class A, B)
Polisher and Buffer, Metal (aka metal finishing): Charles Watson, Local 3; Tony Podorsek (Connor Ave, Dodge Main, and Cadillac)
Riveter, Hydraulic
Riveter, Pneumatic
Solderer (Edmund Kord)
Non-metalworking occupations in the Auto industry
Trim (Joe Adams and Art Grudzen on trim)
paint (Paul Silver on paint testing)

Production	Production	non-Production
Assembler (Class A, B, C) Machine operator classifications Automatic Lathe Operator (Class A, B, C) Drill-Press Operator, Radial (Class A, B, C) Drill-Press Operator, Single- or Multiple-Spindle (Class A, B, C) Engine-Lathe Operator  (Class A, B, C) Grinding Machine Operator  (Class A, B, C) Machine-Tool operator, misc. machines Milling-Machine Operator  (Class A, B, C) Power-Shear Operator  (Class A, B, C) Punch-Press Operator  (Class A, B) Screw-Machine Operator, Automatic   (Class A, B, C) Turret-Lathe Operator, Hand (Class A, B, C) Swager	Forging Press Operator, Hydraulic (Vertical) Other metal-working occupations Welder, Hand (Class A, B) (Bill Mazey, Frank Fagan interviews); Almdale and Newby on welding Welder, Machine (Class A, B) Polisher and Buffer, Metal (metal finishing) Riveter, Hydraulic Riveter, Pneumatic Solderer (Edmund Kord) Non-metalworking occupations in the Auto industry Trim (Joe Adams and Art Grudzen on trim) paint (Paul Silver on paint testing)	Maintenance, Tool and Die, Shipping and Receiving Carpenter, Maintenance Crane Operator, Electric Bridge Die Setter Die Sinker Tool and Die Maker Trucker, Hand Trucker, Power Electrician, Maintenance Electrician, Production Millwright Set-Up Man, Machine Tools Loader and Unloader Stock Clerk Inspector  (Class A, B, C) Tester (Class A, B, C)

Maintenance, Tool and Die, Shipping and Receiving
Carpenter, Maintenance
Crane Operator, Electric Bridge
Die Setter
Die Sinker
Tool and Die Maker
Trucker, Hand
Trucker, Power
Electrician, Maintenance
Electrician, Production
Millwright
Set-Up Man, Machine Tools
Loader and Unloader (Shipping and Receiving)
Stock Clerk

Inspector  (Class A, B, C)
Class A
Class B ( . . . where considerable care is essential to achieve very close tolerances)
Class C

Tester (Class A, B, C)